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BAMF has taken us to thirty-four states, three Canadian provinces, fourteen National Parks and a beautiful seaside town in Mexico. It's been an amazing journey. We had no idea what we were doing, but we sure learned a lot, so we'd like to share some of what we discovered along the way

Interesting forum thread that discusses the grade of gas bottles as well as swapping gass bottles versus buying your own.

In the wake of the earthquake and tsunami, a Japanese company has invented a simple way to charge mobiles.

When packing the camper, take time to pack a few unexpected snacks, new tools to make the trip easier or new games or books to pass time on the road or rainy days

Find out why it takes two years for some packs to go from idea to retail.

Tips For Hiking: Going Hiking? Some great tips on backpacking and hiking making your next hike more enjoyable. This article will help you prepare and pack exactly what you need.

Could the apocalyptic looking beast, a custom order Zetros produced by Mercedes Benz, be the biggest, monster motorhome on Planet Earth?

If you don't want the current lousy economy to keep you from following the blue highways this summer, try some of the following cost-cutting tips.

User review and video of the Sea to Summit Reactor Sleeping Bag Liner to add additional insulation and warmth when hiking, backpacking or camping.

What Your Marshmallow Roasting Technique Says About You

The number of visitor nights across Australia is set to rise by 1.7% a year to 2020, offering a challenge to the tourism industry to meet the needs of a growing

A mountain guide originally written by a luminary of Scottish hillwalking has been updated and is available online. Anne Butler and Mike Dales have brought the late Irvine Butterfield's Munros and Corbetts Guide up-to-date for the Mountaineering Council of Scotland's website.

Ray Goodwin is a living legend of British canoeing. He has been a pioneer of the open canoe in the UK and many consider him the UK's foremost canoe coach.

Estimated to hit stores in March, a new hiking boot could revolutionize the industry. Boasting a number of features and generating electricity, the multi-purpose boot may encourage more people to hit the trails.

In this Badger Bushcraft Blog article Phil Brown, Badger Bushcraft Head Instructor, revisits an article that he wrote some years ago and was published by The Bushcraft Magazine.

British-made Pacer Poles are far superior to the trekking poles you can buy in the United States

(This is a re-post from the old blog on 12/30/09) Did you know that your non-stick coating on your cookware may be poisoning your family? 

Including a tarp in your day-pack makes sense anywhere you might have damp or cold-damp weather and you can string up a tarp and have a fire - for comfort or in an emergency.

Anna Claire Bevan and two intrepid companions go surfing on the volcanic ash at Cerro Negro, an active volcano in western Nicaragua.

The Australian Outback is made for camping holidays. It doesn't matter if you hire a campervan for a month or if you throw your tent and sleeping bag in the vehicle.